rich1.0Jeroen Ubbink (npub1we…ej2dp)https://yabu.me/npub1wetqn3lvuj562f32ecccsq0y0xpeffvssu37cl2tfruyrdyg505sdej2dpnjumphttps://yabu.meI have a very basic grasp of how quantum computers are supposed to work, but i am by no means well educated on the subject. I think calling it cheating nature goes a bit far. If it is possible in nature, is it then not inherently a property of nature itself? What about LLM's or in general "neural network" type AI's? Nobody knows what exactly is going on inside the model, you throw in stuff and other stuff comes out. We have a basic understanding of what it does but all we do is tweak the inputs and maybe turn and twist some knobs saying "this or that is bad". I think it's like splitting an atom, you can tell people not to do it but when the genie is out of the bottle people will do it anyway. I think it's better to focus on how this can affect your life and if you can or want to do something based on that knowledge.